kineton

Cardwell's, [Greek: kineton] will mean "which not only _does_ but naturally _may_ vary."

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

In Bekker's text we must take [Greek: kineton] to mean the same as [Greek: kinoumenon], _i. e._ "we admit there is no Just which has not been sometimes disallowed, still," etc.

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

Or, according to Cardwell's reading ([Greek: kineton ou mentoi pan]) "but amongst ourselves there is Just, which is naturally variable, but certainly all Just is not such."

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

Someone suggested i put him in a kineton noseband and an american gag.

unknown title 2009

My instructor has suggested we try a kineton (even before today's escapades!) has anyone had any experience with this noseband?

unknown title 2009